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didate for the Democratic
presidential nomination, will
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Oregon Feb. 7 to 9, will be
making his first trip to the
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We Doctors Should
Avoid Medical Jargon
One of our serious prob
lems in medicine is our great
fondness for the long Latin
Hsl word, and the
vague, involv
ed sente nee
Many of us.
and even some
M editors of
medical jour
nals, really be
lieve that a
scientific arti
cle written in
dr. alvakez clear, sim pie
Anglo-Saxon speech is undig
nified. Many a time, when I
have had an article accepted
bv a medical editor he has
had a high school girl in his
department completely re
write it-changing my "hic
cup" into "singultus," my
'distress on swallowing" to
'dysphagia" and my "cold"
to "rhinitis." If I wrote that
way in this column, I soon
would be without readers.
As I was writing this, I
picked up from my desk an
article by Hemmingway, and
found in two consecutive
lines only words of one sylla
ble. And yet, those sentences
were impressive and dignified.
Also on my desk I found
an article by my distinguished
friend, the great medical edi
tor, Dr. Morris Fishbein. Like
me, he was protesting against
the love we doctors have for
the longest words we can
find. For instance, Dr. Fish
bein quoted from surgical ar
ticles the commonly - made
statement that "after opera
tion early intermittent ambu
lation is advisable." All this
means is that as soon as pos
sible the patient should be
gotten out of bed! Dr. Fish
bein says that he finds today
that no one is "poor"; he is
"in a lower, income bracket,"
or "he is underprivileged."
Worse yet; no one now falls
in love; if he has been psycho
analyzed, he says "our libidi
nal impulses have become
reciprocal, we integrated our
erotic drives, and brought
them within the same frame
of reference." Isn't that touch
ing! Typical' Example
The following is a typical
example of English as written
by one of the most revered
leaders of the psychoanalytic
movement. This sort of gobble
degook is worshipped by ana
lysts today. "It is a methodo
logical error to attempt to
interpret psychologically an
organic symptom which is the
end-result of an intermediary
chain of organic processes in
stead of trying to understand
those vegetative nervous im
pulses in their relation to psy
chologic factors which intro
duce a chain of organic events
resulting in an organic dis
turbance." One of my dear
friends, an able and distin
guished psychiatrist, tells me
he suspects that some of his
colleagues write such mean
ingless stuff just to fool them
selves and their students into
believing that they know
something.
The other Sunday, as I
looked through the proceed
ings of a great Congress of
world experts on strokes, I
was amused to see how care
fully all of the delegates had
avoided the use of the word
"stroke." They spoke always
of "cerebral vascular acci
dents." The "little strokes"
that I have been describing
for over 25 years, they called
"transient repeated episodes
of cerebral ischemia." Actu
ally, the study ' of brains of
people who have died slowly
of the Very common "little
strokes" are found to be full
of little black or tiny brown
spots, which were produced,
not by the supposed transient
spasm of a vessel (ischemia)
but by the clotting of blood
and the plugging-up of a tiny
artery.
One big reason why,
throughout a long lifetime, I
have trained myself to avoid,
whenever possible, th use of
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long technical words is that,
when talking to patients who
are not medically educated, I
want them to understand me.
I remember once hearing one
of America's most distinguish
ed physicians saying to a
sweet old farm laborer, "The
cause of your edema and
ascites is the alarming aug
mentation in the titer of your
N.P.N.!" The poor fellow's
trouble was that his legs were
swollen and his abdomen was
full of fluid because his kid
neys Jiad failed!
Last week I saw in the
office an executive who said
that after listening for three
months to a psychiatrist he
had left because he just could
n't understand a word the fel
low was saying!
Hearing Loss
All people with deafness
and other ear troubles will be
interested in the book, "Hear
ing Loss, What Can Be Done
About It," by Dr. Graydon G.
Boyd (Lippincott). It has fine
chapters on what happens to
the several parts of the ear
when deafness of different
types comes to a person. It
tells what can be done about
some types of deafness. Some
can be cured by an operation
and some cannot.
Dr. Alvarez' booklet on
arthritis and rheumatism may
be obtained by sending 25
cents and a large, stamped,
self-addressed envelope with
your request to Dr. Walter C.
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Upper Applegale Grange
The Upper Applegate
Grange met at the hall Jan.
8 for the first regular meeting
of the new year.
Gail Buffington, newly
elected Master, presided. Mrs.
Clarence Williams, chaplain;
Edward Finley, steward; Mrs.
Glenn Williams, Pomona, and
Jim Winningham, executive
committee member, were in
stalled. George Redhead was
installing officer.
Reports of various officers
were read. ,
The ways and means chair
man, Ethel West, reported on
the New Year's dance, which
was a success. The committee
is planning a Valentine's
dance in February.
A practice was called Fri
day evening, Jan. 15 for the
new degree team. They are
giving the third and fourth
degrees in full hereafter.
It was agreed by all present
that the second meeting of
the month is to be an open
meeting. All neighbors and
friends are welcome to the
meetings.
For the lecture hour, a
group of members entertained
with several songs. A "paper
sack" race was won by the
ladies who competed against
the men for a prize.
All lady Grangers are ask
ed to bring six sandwiches
for the social meeting of
Jan. 22.
Reef Hat Committee
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Red Hat Days committee met
Monday and one of the rec
ommendations considered was
establishment of a mandatory
firearms safety training pro
gram in the state.
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